The Scots Magazine, Band 15Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1753 |
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... tion, she, lion-like rising, daunted port and majestic departure, than the tartness of her princely checks: turning to the train of her attend said, “God's death, my Lords, I been forced this day to scour up my Latin that hath long lain ...
... tion, she, lion-like rising, daunted port and majestic departure, than the tartness of her princely checks: turning to the train of her attend said, “God's death, my Lords, I been forced this day to scour up my Latin that hath long lain ...
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... tion, it will be absolutely necessary fir us to have always a confederacy upon the continent ready to attack them by land, if they should ever openly attack us by sea or in America. But if an intestine war should break out in Germa. ny ...
... tion, it will be absolutely necessary fir us to have always a confederacy upon the continent ready to attack them by land, if they should ever openly attack us by sea or in America. But if an intestine war should break out in Germa. ny ...
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... tion of an Emperor, or King of the Romns, are to be determined by them alone; and consequently, that the electonist at all times the sole judges, whether there be at any time a necessity for thusing a King of the Romans during the life ...
... tion of an Emperor, or King of the Romns, are to be determined by them alone; and consequently, that the electonist at all times the sole judges, whether there be at any time a necessity for thusing a King of the Romans during the life ...
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... tion; and that the Middlesex jury, & the same side of the court, lost so many whilst the Londonjury, opposite to them received no harm ; and that of the whol multitude, but one or two, or at most small number of those that were on th ...
... tion; and that the Middlesex jury, & the same side of the court, lost so many whilst the Londonjury, opposite to them received no harm ; and that of the whol multitude, but one or two, or at most small number of those that were on th ...
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... tion, were declared, by a bull, or cree, of Pope Clement XI. begin with the words Unigemitus Dei Filius, be false, captious, ill-sounding, of five to pious ears, scandalous, pernici rash, injurious to the church in its p tice, seditious ...
... tion, were declared, by a bull, or cree, of Pope Clement XI. begin with the words Unigemitus Dei Filius, be false, captious, ill-sounding, of five to pious ears, scandalous, pernici rash, injurious to the church in its p tice, seditious ...
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